 | 1861 - عدد الصفحات: 858
...strumpet says, (I do shrink at the thought) she says that the young saheb is become, as it were, mad, at seeing Khetromani ; and wants to see her in the factory. Aduri. — Fie ! fie ! fie ! bad smell of the onion ! Can we go to the saheb, fie ! fie ! fie ! bad smell... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1862 - عدد الصفحات: 632
...Moyrani, a sweetmeat-seller, noted for her intrigues, has been to Sadhu's house that day, and lleboti, Sadhu's wife, declares that the woman has told her...apparently, that repose which stamps the caste of lier mistress. She is at once suspicious; and doesn't care who knows it; but the metaphorical manner... | |
 | Dinabandhu Mitra - 1862 - عدد الصفحات: 80
...strumpet says, (I do shrink at the thought) she says that the young saheb is become, as it were, mad, at seeing Khetromani ; and wants to see her in the factory. Aduri. — Fie ! fie ! tie ! bad smell of the onion ! Can we go to the saheb, fie ! fie ! fie ! bad smell... | |
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When our males go to take dinner outside, the house is no more a house ; but you may call it a mart. That strumpet says, (I do shrink at the thought) she says that the young saheb is become, as it were, mad, at seeing Khetromani ; and wants to see her... 